Cada Noche

Benjamin Amadeo's song 'Cada Noche' delves into the complexities and mysteries of love, capturing the listener with its introspective lyrics and emotive delivery. The song opens with the artist reflecting on how time seemed to pass differently when he was not thinking about his lover's face. This suggests a deep emotional connection, where the presence or absence of the loved one significantly impacts his perception of time and his emotional state. The line 'Dormía bien pero no soñaba nada' (I slept well but didn't dream of anything) indicates a sense of emptiness or lack of fulfillment without the loved one, even in moments of rest.

As the song progresses, Amadeo expresses a sense of bewilderment and acceptance of the inexplicable nature of love. The repeated phrase 'Para mi que ahora ya no quiero entender' (For me, now I don't want to understand) highlights his resignation to the fact that some aspects of love are beyond comprehension. This resignation is not portrayed negatively; instead, it seems to be a peaceful acceptance of love's mysteries. The chorus emphasizes the warmth and comfort that love brings, even if its arrival and impact are not fully understood.

The song also touches on the idea of fate and serendipity in love. The line 'Bendita la casualidad que tiene un plan secreto' (Blessed is the coincidence that has a secret plan) suggests that love often arrives unexpectedly and follows its own mysterious path. This notion is contrasted with 'Maldita su manera de llegar' (Cursed is its way of arriving), indicating that while love's arrival can be disruptive or confusing, it is ultimately a powerful and transformative force. 'Cada Noche' beautifully captures the enigmatic and multifaceted nature of love, celebrating its warmth and mystery while acknowledging the challenges it brings.